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With the Australian Federal election tomorrow, now is your final chance to place your bets!
Below are some of the latest odds. Please note that these odds could change quickly and radically. These odds are accurate as of 5:17 PM on August 20th. Also,...
I’m used to seeing discrepancies in odds between bookmakers, but there are some massive inconsistencies between bookmaker odds for the 2010 football World Cup winner at the moment.
I mentioned in a previous post the substantial variation in odds...
It’s fascinating to look at the disparity in betting odds for the Miss Universe 2009 contest. How on Earth do you derive odds based on looks? Bookmakers have settled into a supply and demand approach to determine the odds, and of course the result...
It’s always a good idea to keep an eye out for irregularities in available odds, because bookmaker mistakes do happen.
Last night Sportsbet was offering the following odds on the Super 14 Tournament outright winner.
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Winner
Bulls
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2.35
Chiefs
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3.50
Hurricanes
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4.00
Crusaders
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6.00
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Winning...
It’s interesting to see how public sentiment can change leading up to a match.
Liverpool host Arsenal on Wednesday morning in the English Premier League.
On April 15 I placed a wager through Sports Alive for Liverpool to beat Arsenal with odds of...
The two-outcome and three-outcome arbitrage calculators have been modified so that you now input the total bet amount rather than the bet amount for a particular outcome.
As an example, if you input a total bet amount of $1,000 for a soccer match, the...
With the basics of arbitrage theory out of the way, as covered in my first and second posts, I will now move onto actual arbitrage opportunities. Most people associate arbitrage betting with two concurrent set of differing odds offered by different bookmakers,...
A three-outcome arbitrage calculator is now available.
The calculator determines arbitrage strategies for three-outcome sports given two disparate sets of odds. Three-outcome sports represent matches where a win, draw or loss is possible. The “unbiased”...
In my first arbitrage post I laid the groundwork for arbitrage betting with two possible outcomes: win and lose. This is case for sports where draws aren’t possible. Some examples are tennis, baseball, and basketball (with extra time included)....
Arbitrage betting involves placing bets on each possible outcome of an event to make a guaranteed profit, regardless of the event outcome.
Most people associate sports betting arbitrage with opportunities where different agencies offer sufficiently different...
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